Volkan Arslan.
Asya's ex-husband.
It's a pleasure.
Likewise.
Please sit down.
First, I'd like to thank you.
Asya and my son are safe thanks to you.
No need for thanks.
Right away.
Careful.
There.
Careful, ma'am.
Yes, Mom?
Wait, I'm outside.
I just got out of the car.
Okay, go ahead.
I need you to buy some sweets from the store
around the corner.
Sure.
I'll be here, okay?
Back here again.
I can't believe this, Volkan.
Derin said she was outside, but she hasn't knocked on the door.
Go check.
Wait. The driver must be helping her get out.
He may have helped her,
but she told me she was already out on the street.
Please hurry.
Fine, fine. I'm going, relax.
I'm worried.
Aras?
Ms. Asya, good evening.
I spoke to my colleague about the key you asked about
and he told me what kind of door it opens.
What does it open?
Hi, Uncle.
Derin, where are you?
I'm here. I'm on the street.
I'm on the street and I don't see you.
Wait.
Where are you?
Uncle Melih!
I saw Volkan's car and wanted to see if he was inside,
but I need your help to get in.
It's better if you call him and invite him to my house.
Let's go.
Wait.
He's with Ali and I haven't seen him in a long time.
Come on, help me down the stairs.
Derin, let's go.
What's wrong?
If you don't want to help me, I'll do it myself,
even if I fall.
Fine, fine, wait.
I'll help you. Slow down.
Thanks for helping.
He specializes in making doors for mansions and vineyards.
He says this key probably opens that type of door,
but he can't guarantee it.
It's a good lead.
It's an interesting lead.
Asya, I appreciate all your help.
You're welcome.
Sweetie!
Good evening.
What are you doing here?
I came to see my uncle,
but when I saw your car, I decided to come say hi.
I'm sorry for coming in through the back door.
It's fine.
How are you?
It's Derin.
Derin, nice to meet you.
I...
Derin, sweetie, he can't remember.
He was in an accident and lost his memory.
London 2014
I'm so sorry. I'm late, aren't I?
Don't worry.
London is so confusing,
especially when you come from a place like Tekirdag.
Are you okay?
Yes, I'm fine.
I'm Melih.
Really?
I didn't mean to make you uncomfortable.
I'm sorry.
I'm very sorry.
It's fine.
Thank you for caring.
If you're done here, you can join me.
Think we can go now?
Sure, I'll go say bye to Ali.
I'll tell him for you.
Got it.
Have a good night.
Likewise.
Good night.
You too.
Melih.
Congratulations.
Oh, right, the baby. Thank you.
What? Did you say baby?
-That's right, the baby. -What baby?
Dinner must be ready.
Let's go eat.
Let's go.
om.
Volkan loves coming here. Of course you ran into him.
I came to see my son, Gonul.
Congratulations, dear.
Thank you.
I can't believe it.
You don't know how happy I am.
I'm still taking it in.
Why did you tell him, Melih? I wanted to tell him.
Huh?
I wanted to tell him, but you beat me to it.
Either way, I wish you lots of happiness.
Don't you think that's great news, Derin?
Of course.
I wish you lots of happiness as a mother
and for you as a father.
Excuse me. I need to use the restroom.
Okay.
After you, please.
Thank you.
Bon apetit.
Thank you very much.
It looks delicious.
Derya, getting lost in a new city
is a very strange feeling.
That's right.
I mean, you can read the signs,
but the streets all look the same
and you don't know if you took a wrong turn.
Is this the same street or a new one?
You could say it's like losing your memory
and feeling like you're living in a senseless void.
If you'll allow me to speak as a doctor,
getting lost isn't as bad as losing your memory.
I mean, getting lost is terrible,
but losing your memory... yikes.
How do you know?
Have you had amnesia before?
Luckily, I'm not talking about myself.
We have a patient at the hospital right now
who's suffering from amnesia.
I've seen how exasperating it can be.
He's very frustrated because he can't remember anything.
I feel terrible for him.
I wouldn't joke about that.
What's his name?
I don't know.
He doesn't even remember his own name.
He doesn't remember?
Exactly.
That's sad.
I'm done. Thank you.
Of course.
I ate too much.
If you're done, then come play with me.
There's a level I can't beat.
But then you'll get mad because I can't beat it.
I promise not to get mad.
Bon apetit.
Thank you.
Good luck.
Did you like the food?
A lot.
I have a question.
Maybe tomorrow we could go together
to the address the locksmith gave you.
I need to move some things in my agenda
and then we could go.
Okay, that would be great.
Would you like some coffee
before you go back to the hospital?
The kind you like?
Yes, Turkish coffee.
You keep going in circles
and you won't tell me what happened or why.
I told you it wasn't serious. Calm down.
Listen.
I came here to hear you out.
I don't want to talk here.
I'll tell you later!
Will you tell me later?
Yes.
We need to have a big celebration, don't you think?
What do you say?
Of course, of course.
Sweetie, shall we go?
Okay, my love.
Mom, you can stay at our house.
No, I'm fine. Don't worry.
-Mom. -Don't worry.
Gonul.
Are you and Haluk in a fight? Are you, okay?
Yes, Volkan, everything is fine.
All marriages have their issues.
It's nothing to worry about.
Mom, go pack. You're coming with us.
I'm fine here, sweetie.
It goes without saying
that our house is always open to you whenever you need it.
That's obvious, Volkan.
Your house is my house,
like the saying goes.
Don't worry, Derin. Gonul can stay if she wants.
That's right, Melih.
Yes.
We're very excited to have her here.
Don't worry, Volkan.
-Sweetie, let's go. -Go on.
Mom...
I'll call you later, go.
We'll talk tomorrow.
Okay.
Drive carefully.
Goodbye.
Take care.
I'll get the door. Come on, sweetie.
Gonul, I have to talk to you about something very important.
Not right now, Melih.
My head hurts and I'm very tired.
Let's talk tomorrow, okay?
Sis...
Get some rest.
Sweetie, I think you need to rest.
-You too. -Let's go.